100% Tudor. I am considering a few as my next watch, that BB41, a Pepsi gmt, or a Pelagos. I think Tudor is making the best product in its price point, big fan. That new BB41 monochrome is boring and perfect.
There’s a romance to a faded dial like that. On the other hand who doesn’t like shiny and new?
I think I’d keep the old dial but perhaps the day would come when I decide otherwise. The thing about keeping it as is, you can still change it. Once you change it I don’t know if you’ll be able to change it back.
I think wearing dressier watches with sportier outfits is a bit on trend right now. Jeans and a polo with a tank and a pair of clean sneakers or even nice boots looks great.
The all black look is never gonna be for me. It’s cool looking but a bit novel or maybe trendy is the word I’m looking for. The steel and black is a classic. It’ll always be nearly perfect looking.
8 or so years back my grandfather passed and I was given his 1978 Seiko. I polished the crystal off a bit and it looks great. The dial has a bit of a gray sunburst effect that’s more muted than it looks in this pic. It’s a nice 36mm, that gold rehaut is pretty cool and the bracelet is all jangly like a dinky old bracelet should be. My grandfather was a penny pincher for sure, and I say that with nothing but reverence, this is a really fun little watch.
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